Willis Haviland Carrier was born on November 26, 1876 in Albania, New York, and is known as the father of modern air conditioning. He graduated from the University of Cornell in 1901 and joined a print company that year that allowed him to design the first air conditioning system.
The invention of Willis Carrer in 1902 was a system capable of controlling temperature and humidity in closed environments. This invention not only helped improve printing quality, but was gradually used in various industries, including the building industry, factories and even cars. Kurdish. He continued his innovations and improved air conditioning systems. Carrer also worked in other areas such as heating and ventilation.
Carrer received many awards and honors throughout his life and had a profound impact on the air conditioning industry. He died on April 7, 1950, but his achievements continue in the air conditioning, heating and cooling industry.